Hailakandi district distributed 22,944 PMAY-G house sanction letters and released the first installment of ₹32,500 via DBT, marking a major step in rural housing development across five blocks with strong administrative and public participation.
Hailakandi district distributed 22,944 PMAY-G house sanction letters and released the first installment of ₹32,500 via DBT, marking a major step in rural housing development across five blocks with strong administrative and public participation.
A massive scandal erupted in Assam after nearly 26,800 bags of rice—worth ₹5.20 crore and meant for PDS and Mid-Day Meal beneficiaries—went missing from the FCI Dhemaji godown, leading to the suspension of five officials and the launch of a high-level investigation.
Barak Valley witnessed an emotional and unique tribute on the 53rd birthday of Zubeen Garg, as thousands of admirers gathered at Silchar DSA Ground to sing “Mayabini Raatir Bukut,” light lamps, offer floral tributes, and release 53 sky lanterns in honour of the beloved Assamese music icon.
Assam Rifles commemorated 150 years of the national song “Vande Mataram” with mass singing events across Cachar, Jiribam, Tamenglong, and Noney districts. Organized under the Srikona Battalion, the celebration witnessed participation of over 1,500 citizens at NIT Silchar, KV Masimpur, and various government schools, promoting unity, patriotism, and cultural pride across the region.
The Assam Rifles unfurled a 72-foot-high Monumental National Flag at its Srikona headquarters on September 10, 2025, in a patriotic ceremony led by Maj Gen Suresh Bhambhu, Inspector General Assam Rifles (East), in the presence of veterans, school children, NCC cadets, and families. The majestic tricolour swayed as the National Anthem was sung, filling the gathering with pride and national spirit.
Assam Rifles conducted a lecture on Operation Sindoor at NIT Silchar on August 28, 2025, attended by over 200 students, faculty members, and 210 NCC cadets. The session highlighted the professionalism of the Indian Defence Forces, the role of air defence in national security, and inspired youth to imbibe values of discipline, leadership, and resilience.
The Government of Assam has declared September 3, 2025, as a paid holiday for Karam Puja across tea plantations and tea factories. The official notification, issued by the Labour Welfare Department under the order of the Governor, highlights the recognition of the cultural significance of Karam Puja for tea garden workers and their contribution to Assam’s economy.
Assam Rifles organised a free medical camp at Phaitol village in Jiribam District, Manipur, providing essential healthcare services, free medicines, and awareness on preventive care. A total of 218 villagers, including women and children, benefited from the initiative, reflecting the Assam Rifles’ commitment to community welfare in remote areas.
Assam Rifles organized ‘A Day with Company Commander’ at Kadamtala, Jiribam, engaging 82 students and 4 teachers from local institutions through defence demonstrations, equipment displays, sports, and career guidance. The event aimed to foster youth interaction with the armed forces and promote national integration.
The newly formed Cachar District Trinamool Youth Congress Committee officially assumed charge at the party office in Silchar, with Hon’ble MP Sushmita Dev urging youth leadership to drive grassroots transformation in Assam.
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